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University of Pittsburgh
The Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business Summary: As you embark on your graduate business education at the Katz School, you bring with you a set of academic, professional, and social experiences, as well as a vision for your future. The expectation you have coming to an MBA program is that you will undergo a transformation, that you will build an academic foundation that will provide you with the knowledge and tools to approach business in a different manner that before. You will have experiences that will shape your mind and approach to problem solving, strengthen your ability to analyze complex business issues, lead people, drive for results and work as an effective team member. This transformation begins with an assessment of you. Strong and effective career development and leadership is built on sound "knowledge of thyself". Right from the start of your MBA program you will have the opportunity to take a self inventory with assessment tools such as CareerLeader, 360 competency assessment, and the development of your customized career plan. A career counselor will help you interpret and utilize the results of these assessment tools, ultimately leading you to develop clearer perceptions of yourself and your career goals. Building on this self knowledge and intended career focus, our MBA students can choose from a rich toolbox of: professional development workshops, project courses, case competitions, leadership training, and extracurricular activities, as well as assistance from staff and faculty. We want to ensure that you successfully reach your career goals, and in order to do so we are ready to help you along the path youíve determined and that you own. Contact Information: Kelly R. Wilson, Assistant Dean and Director - MBA Admissions Visit our Web Site for detailed information. MBA Degree Programs: One-Year MBA Two-Year MBA MBA/Juris Doctorate (JD) Dual-Degree Program MBA/Master of Science in Management of Information Systems (MS-MIS) Dual-Degree Program MBA/Master of Science in Engineering (MS-Engineering) Dual-Degree Program MBA/Master of Public and International Affairs (MPIA) Dual-Degree Program MBA/Master of International Development (MID) Dual-Degree Program BA/Master of International Business (MIB) Dual-Degree ProgramAccreditation(s): AACSB International
Admission Requirements: Please follow this link for specific admissions requirements for each program: Tuition: Please follow this link for tuition figures for each program: Description of Learning Environment for Students: Experience-Based Learning and the Katz MBA Transformation Framework are clear differentiators of the Katz MBA program. Experience-Based Learning (EBL) is an important component of the Katz Full-Time MBA Programs - in fact, itís integrated across the curriculum through simulations, case competitions, Project Courses (which focus a cross disciplinary student team on a corporate partnerís current organizational project), independent studies, and consulting opportunities with IEE. Research shows EBL is a powerful learning tool because it enables student to apply the theories and knowledge they discuss in the classroom to real-world situations. This approach produces the equivalent of a ìpractice fieldî where you can drill and develop your skills. Faculty: Our faculty and staff guide you through a transformation framework (see chart here). As you embark on your graduate business education, you bring with you a set of academic, professional, and social experiences, as well as a vision for your future. The expectation you have coming to an MBA program is that you will undergo a transformation, that you will build an academic foundation that will provide you with the knowledge and tools to approach business in a different manner than before. You will have experiences that will shape your mind and approach to problem solving, strengthen your ability to analyze complex business issues, lead people, drive for results and work as an effective team member. This transformation begins with an assessment of you. From admissions to MBA Programs to faculty and Career Services, we are here to support you throughout your MBA ìtransformationî and your career. Accomplishments/Recognition: Financial Times of London ranks Katz One-Year MBA Program number one in the United States (24th in the world) for value for money. Military: Scholarship Information When you are admitted to the Full-time MBA program, you will automatically be considered for the Katz Military Scholarship. Multiple awards are available each year. Submit your application no later than May 30, 2008 to qualify. Ethics and Leadership Assistantship Information David Berg Center for Ethics and Leadership Assistantship - Military candidates are eligible for an assistantship with the David Berg Center for Ethics and Leadership at the University of Pittsburgh. The Katz School enrolls 2-5 military candidates a year in the MBA program. Here are some services that are available to military candidates:
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